Stores in Jan Dhan account have dramatically increased to Rs 87,000 crore in 45 days post demonetisation, provoking the duty division to "analyze" data identifying with such stores, a top government official said. Additionally, the assessment division likewise has information on little money stores between Rs 30,000-50,000 made in 4.86 lakh accounts totaling to Rs 2,000 crore.
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Between November 10-December 23, the aggregate stores in Jan Dhan accounts reported is Rs 41,523 crore in 48 lakh accounts. This, together with the aggregate stores of Rs 45,637 crore as on November 9, takes the total sum in Jan Dhan records to over Rs 87,100 crore.
"All these data got on Jan Dhan Accounts are being analyzed. On the off chance that it is found that cash kept in these records have a place with some different people, vital move will be made at suitable time," the authority told PTI.
Money store between Rs 30,000 and Rs 50,000 have been accounted for in 4.86 lakh accounts till November 30, taking the aggregate stores in such quantum to Rs 2,022 crore.
The authority additionally said that inflows of assets into Jan Dhan records was the most astounding in the primary week after demonetisation at Rs 20,224 crore, yet after that the stores went down generously.
"The inflow of assets in Jan Dhan accounts after the initial two weeks was beneath Rs 5,000 crore for each week and from there on it got decreased to about Rs 1,000 crore for every week," the authority said, including that the stores have descended essentially after the expense division cautioned individuals not to permit their records to be abused for changing over dark cash into white.
PM Narendra Modi had on November 8 reported throwing out of old Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes, and supplanted the money with new Rs 2,000 and Rs 500 notes.
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In the wake of setting a money store farthest point of Rs 50,000 in Jan Dhan accounts, the administration had on November 18 forewarned account holders that they will be arraigned under the I-T Act for permitting abuse of their financial balances through store of dark cash in Rs 500/1,000 notes amid the 50-day window till December 30. The mandate came against the setting of reports that some are abusing other people's ledgers to change over their dark cash into new division notes.
According to most recent information accessible, Rs 12.10 lakh crore in type of old 500 and 1,000 rupee notes have returned into the managing an account framework till December 12, 2016. It was assessed that now ancient notes constituted 86 for every penny or Rs 15.45 lakh crore available for use.
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Between November 10-December 23, the aggregate stores in Jan Dhan accounts reported is Rs 41,523 crore in 48 lakh accounts. This, together with the aggregate stores of Rs 45,637 crore as on November 9, takes the total sum in Jan Dhan records to over Rs 87,100 crore.
"All these data got on Jan Dhan Accounts are being analyzed. On the off chance that it is found that cash kept in these records have a place with some different people, vital move will be made at suitable time," the authority told PTI.
Money store between Rs 30,000 and Rs 50,000 have been accounted for in 4.86 lakh accounts till November 30, taking the aggregate stores in such quantum to Rs 2,022 crore.
The authority additionally said that inflows of assets into Jan Dhan records was the most astounding in the primary week after demonetisation at Rs 20,224 crore, yet after that the stores went down generously.
"The inflow of assets in Jan Dhan accounts after the initial two weeks was beneath Rs 5,000 crore for each week and from there on it got decreased to about Rs 1,000 crore for every week," the authority said, including that the stores have descended essentially after the expense division cautioned individuals not to permit their records to be abused for changing over dark cash into white.
PM Narendra Modi had on November 8 reported throwing out of old Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes, and supplanted the money with new Rs 2,000 and Rs 500 notes.
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In the wake of setting a money store farthest point of Rs 50,000 in Jan Dhan accounts, the administration had on November 18 forewarned account holders that they will be arraigned under the I-T Act for permitting abuse of their financial balances through store of dark cash in Rs 500/1,000 notes amid the 50-day window till December 30. The mandate came against the setting of reports that some are abusing other people's ledgers to change over their dark cash into new division notes.
According to most recent information accessible, Rs 12.10 lakh crore in type of old 500 and 1,000 rupee notes have returned into the managing an account framework till December 12, 2016. It was assessed that now ancient notes constituted 86 for every penny or Rs 15.45 lakh crore available for use.
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